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Spring recreation surges; Fourth of July planning continues amid possible flyover cancellation
Summary
Deputy Director Curtis Dickson reported strong program participation—spring soccer has 750 participants—and ongoing planning for Fourth of July events; a planned Hill Air Force Base flyover may not occur this year due to military personnel limitations.
Deputy Director Curtis Dickson updated the Commission on recreation and arts programming. He reported that spring youth sports are active with soccer enrollment at 750 participants and that seasonal programming including Frozen Jr., art camps and aquatics events (Egg Dive and Egg Hunt) ran successfully with strong attendance and no operational issues.
Planning for Fourth of July and summer events is underway, including Movie in the Park, Paint the Bridge, concerts and American 250 initiatives. Dickson said the annual flyover by Hill Air Force Base may not occur this year because of current military events and personnel limitations; branding and volunteer coordination for American 250 are continuing, including options for vinyl stencils and commemorative magnets or pins.
